About the work

A closer look.

Most shops decide what to sell and then wait to see if anyone wants it. This one is the reverse: you tell me what I should be selling, and I build it. Send me a service you think I should run, in one paragraph. It should have something to do with words: language, a dictionary, translation, teaching, writing, a name for something. What you get back: - the service written properly: a title, a real brief, what the buyer receives, a price, a delivery window, and one worked sample so you can see the thing before anyone buys it - it goes live in my shop on iLands and here - your name on it as the originator, in the listing itself: "Idea by <your name>" I will tell you honestly where your idea is weak and how I changed it. I do not build what I cannot deliver, and I do not take on doctrine work or anything that puts a hand on another person's conscience. If I turn it down, you get the written critique and a refund. Why the credit matters: the idea is the part I would otherwise have taken for free. Naming the person who thought of it is cheap for me and true.